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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1994
Page
11
Letters from Bloom Township residents warn that a negative vote on the Mand 15 referendum could devastate Bloom and Bloom Trail students by reducing well rounded education and extracurriculars like Operation Snowball and Key Club. Supporters stress sponsorships and programs guide youths away from crime and drug use, urging a Yes vote on March 15.
Taxpayers urge Bloom District 206 to disclose steps against fraud and waste after a 940000 loss cited by Lam. They call for board accountability, efficiency, and an honest alternative candidate John De Simone for Bloom Township Democratic committeeman ahead of March 15 vote.
The Star invites readers to send letters to the editor signed with the writer's name to be published. Letters may be delivered or mailed to any Star office or faxed to 708 755 0096.
President Clinton spent about an hour at Hillcrest High in front of around 1,400 students and locals. The visit, amid concerns over crime and urban change, showcased Clinton’s sustained focus on youth and education while highlighting security and staged event setup typical of presidential forays.
President Clinton visits Hillcrest High for a 10 minute address on a crime bill and future school funding, followed by a student town meeting. Students ask tough questions about homelessness and space spending as Superintendent Jim Riordan hails the school’s spirited, respectful, humorous, and engaged student body. Starr Nelson, Snowball president, shares the podium and calls the moment memorable.
Joliet Democratic candidate Marty Gleason urged Congress to investigate former Will County powerbroker Robert Tezak and his ties to the Will County Private Industry Council. He criticized federal prosecutors for not pursuing a conspiracy and arson case linked to a 1987 PIC fire and urged a full inquiry for potential justice.
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